As Israel approaches its elections, Palestinians in Gaza are concerned about the potential outcomes that could further affect their already dire situation. The election campaigns of Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot have largely overlooked the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, focusing instead on military strategies against Hamas. With nearly 75,000 casualties and widespread destruction, the lack of a clear plan for Gaza's future raises fears among residents about their survival and well-being.
The ongoing humanitarian catastrophe is exacerbated by rising food prices and shortages of essential supplies, with many families struggling to meet basic needs. While some residents are following the elections, their focus is primarily on the implications for their future rather than hope for change, as the political discourse appears to prioritize military action over humanitarian concerns.